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remember when i said one of my goals this year was to post more savoury recipes? and then i proceeded to post only sweet recipes for the month of february? granted, they were delicious sweet recipes (like zucchini bread oatmeal, double chocolate and goji granola, sesame crispy rice treats, chocolate rum (or raspberry) truffles, paleo cranberry chocolate chip cookies, hempy halvah, raw almond butter and caramel apple cheesecake squares, and double chocolate blueberry pancakes), but it leads to a rather unbalanced recipe index no?
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grain-free, paleo and vegan carrot zucchini muffins!
Hello my lovely veggies! Thank you all so much for all your votes in the Vegan Recipe Challenge! I came in 3rd and that was way more than I was hoping for!
It's been a busy week around here- I'm so sorry to my fellow bloggers whose blogs I've been neglecting. I am trying the best I can to catch up and will read every one of your wonderful words. But I'm back and eager to share a ton of stuff with you! You can expect some delicious food coming up on the blog!
I'm constantly playing around with my diet, trying to come up with a combination that helps my tummy feel it's best. For those of you who are new readers, I've suffered from very uncomfortable digestion for years and I'm on a quest to correct it! Read this post for a few things that I've found helpful recently.
So in playing around with my diet, one thing I've tried is cuting out grains. I know, crazy right? It's something I never thought I would do and I always thought that "paleo inclined" eaters were insane! What do they do without quinoa? Fresh baked goods? No sushi? No BREAD?
turns out you just need to find the right kind of baked goods!
Just goes to show you the lengths I'm willing to go to fix this problem. And it actually isn't too bad! .
You see, due to the make-up of grains, people with delicate digestive systems often find them aggravating. The carbohydrate content of the grain is primarily made up of starches as well as some sugars that require extra steps to digest. If you are unable to digest them properly due to a weak system, we are left with undigested fragments that are then used to feed the no-so-good bacteria in our system. This can lead to an overgrowth of harmful bacteria and a crowding out of the good guys. The bad guys can also begin to produce toxic substances that can damage our intestinal lining, leading to something called leaky gut. And what leaky gut basically means is that the tight junctions between your intestinal cells become "loose" due to damage and now undigested proteins and particles can make their way into your bloodstream and cause inflammation, allergic responses and general havoc! All in all, not a pretty picture for proper digestion.
So through cutting them out, healing can be brought to the digestive system. I by no means think this should be a permanent move, but can be extremely therapeutic for a time!
Now for the fun part- grain-free kitchen experiments! Grain-free baking was really daunting to me, but my recent success with my berry crisp and now these muffins is making me feel like all that fear was unwarranted. Now I can say I LOVE grain-free baking!
I love that when you bake with nut meals and coconut flour, there is a ton of natural sweetness and healthy fats in there- meaning you can use less added oil and sweetener! Not only that, nut meals and coconut flour are so healthy! Lots of healthy fats and fibre! While they are not exactly low in calories, you'll find that you are wonderfully satisfied after a small portion.
Like take these muffins. They certainly are not light bites. BUT they are filling, nutritious and delicious. And they surprisingly don't feel heavy- they have a wonderful crumb that would satisfy the most traditional baker. I hope you all try them- I'm certain you'll love them!
Grain-Free Carrot and Zucchini Muffins (Vegan, Gluten-free, Sugar-Free, Paleo, SCD)
Adapted from these at Amazing Paleo.
Ingredients (12 muffins)
- 2 cups almond flour
- 1 tablespoon of coconut flour
- ½ teaspoon of baking soda
- ½ teaspoon of sea salt
- 1/4 cup applesauce
- ¼ cup melted raw honey
- ¼ cup melted organic coconut oil
- 1 teaspoon of vanilla extract
- 1 ½ teaspoon of cinnamon
- 1 1/2 tbsp coconut oil
- 1 1/2 tbsp water
- 1 tsp baking soda
- 1/2 tsp apple cider vinegar
- ½ cup of grated carrots
- ¾ cup of grated zucchini (unpeeled)
- 1/8 cup of raisins (optional)
Preheat oven to 350. Grease with coconut oil or line a 12 muffin pan.
Mix all your dry ingredients in a large bowl. In a smaller bowl, mix your applesauce, honey, coconut oil, vanilla and cinnamon. In a final small bowl, whisk together the 1 1/2 tbsp coconut oil, water, baking soda and apple cider vinegar. Now add the applesauce mixture to your dry ingredients and combine well. Now add in the coconut oil and baking soda mixture. Finally, mix in the carrot, zucchini and raisins.
Spoon the batter evenly into your muffin pan. You want to do this fast since you want to make sure the baking soda and vinegar will still be reacting to give some lift in the oven. Bake for 35min, or until tops are browned and a knife inserted comes out clean. Allow to cool in the pan for 5 minutes then move to a cooling rack to cool completely.
carrot coconut curry soup
I wasn't going to post this recipe, mostly because I didn't get any great pictures of it. It had nothing to do with the taste. The taste is UNREAL!
But then I brought it into work, and heated it up. Suddenly all my coworkers were gathered around me wondering what the delicious smell was. Many "mmmm"s were heard without anyone even having a taste!
I should also tell you how significant this is, coming from the people I work with. They like to, lovingly, give me a hard time for my eating habits. I'm sure many of you have been there- the weird health foodie who brings food with her everywhere and won't eat the desserts we sell! SO the fact that they just smelled my food and had that reaction- well that was saying something!
Then I gave my manager the recipe. She had been having a particularly hard day and could not wait to go home and snuggle up. I knew this recipe would be perfect for the situation- full of warming spices, creamy coconut milk and most importantly, diary-free since she's allergic to milk.
The next day she came in and told me the soup was INCREDIBLE. It completely turned her day around and now she has leftovers just waiting for her the next time she has a tough day. I truly believe in the power of food to heal- both physically and emotionally, and I love getting to see it in action- especially when I get to be a small part of that :)
So of course following these experiences, the fact that the pictures I had were mediocre just didn't seem to matter anymore!
This soup warms the tummy and the soul and just dances on your taste buds. Loaded with fiber and beta-carotene from the carrots this is wonderful for your skin, hair and nails and for boosting your immunity during the flu season. The organic coconut milk gives the soup a creaminess and is loaded with healthy saturated fats that your body can use for energy! Finally the curry spices, cloves and ginger make this the perfect winter soup! I hope you love it as much as we did!
Carrot Coconut Curry Soup (Vegan, Gluten-free, Sugar-Free, Paleo)
Ingredients (6 bowls)
- 1 tbsp coconut oil
- 1.5 – 2 lbs carrots, chopped
- 1 large onion
- 4 cloves garlic
- 1 inch piece of ginger, minced
- 4 whole cloves
- 3 cups vegetable broth
- 1 can organic coconut milk (organic is important since pesticides concentrate themselves in the fat of foods!)
- 1 tsp curry powder
- 1/2 tsp salt
- pinch coconut sugar
- salt and pepper to taste
Sauté the first 6 ingredients in large soup pot until the onions are translucent (about 8 min).
Add in the broth and bring to a simmer. Cover and cook for 30 min, or until the carrots are tender.
Let cool slightly and remove the cloves. Then transfer to a blender to puree. Or alternatively use an immersion blender.
Add the rest of the ingredients, stir well and serve hot!
Happy Wednesday everyone! See you all back here on Friday for Healthy Vegan Friday!
carrot cake chia pudding
Hello my baby carrots!
So today I decided to do something a little different for What I Ate Wednesday. While it's a blog party that I love, I've been finding lately I just haven't been feeling it, at least not in the same sense. The idea of photographing all of my eats in a single day was beginning to cause some anxiety for me- do I really want to admit I ate that? Or that much? Plus I felt a pressure to ensure my food was as clean as possible and interesting. And sometimes that just doesn't feel healthy for me to do. I have had issues with restriction in the past, something I haven't discussed too much on the blog, or with very many people at all, but I could feel it starting to creep back. While I understand the benefit of recording your meals in a kind of food diary (you can see things that are missing, food ruts, etc.) and looking at other people's posts (for ideas, etc.), if something is creating anxiety for me when it comes to food, I just don't feel it's a good idea for me to be doing. I have come to develop a healthy relationship with food (although, of course I have slip-ups) and I want to keep it that way! I don't want to fall into the comparison trap or feel bad about fueling my body the way it needs to be fuelled. I know I shouldn't no matter what, but if it's something I'm struggling with right now, it's best to remove the triggers. I was actually talking to a blogger-friend about this very topic recently and I felt it was something that was important enough to me to share with you all, and make a change to how I approach WIAW.
So instead of cataloguing a day of eats every week with you guys, I think what I'll start doing is a post about a recipe, or a food I have been loving the past week! If it's a recipe, I'll of course share it with you all and if it's just a food or ingredient, I'll fill you all in as to why YOU should love it too! And of course, I may occasionally revert to the more traditional WIAW. How does all that sound to you guys?
So today I'm going to kick off my new WIAW format by sharing a recipe I have made countless times since adopting an anti-candida diet. I teased you all with it on this WIAW post and have gotten a few, fairly adamant requests for it!
It's sweet without any fruit, or any kind of sweetener except stevia. It's protein-packed, omega-3 rich and super filling! Plus, while it's no green smoothie (oh how I miss those) it still lets you start your day with some veggies while feeling like you are eating dessert.
Yes everyone, it's my Carrot Cake Chia Pudding!
The star of this pudding are the chia seeds. They help create a thick and satisfying pudding texture without sacrificing taste. What I love about chia seeds is how they absorb water and bulk up helping you to feel full for longer. I also use some Sunwarrior Protein Powder, which is delicious tasting on it's own and it really helps add some creaminess to the pudding. Now I can't emphasize this enough- make sure you use a protein powder you like the taste of when making this! I tried it with a protein powder I don't love but I'm trying to use up and I really did not enjoy this. Don't come back to me and say you hated it if you try it with a less-than-stellar powder. I warned you ;)
Carrot Cake Chia Pudding (Vegan, Gluten-Free, Sugar-Free, Raw)
Tastes like carrot cake but without any grains or sugar! Healthy enough for breakfast, but delicious enough for dessert! If you're feeling really decadent, try topping with some of this icing (minus the turmeric).
Ingredients (1 bowl)
- 3/4 cup almond milk
- heaping 1/2 cup baby carrots (almost 3/4 cup)
- 1/2 scoop protein powder (I use Natural Sunwarrior Warrior Blend). Make sure it's a protein powder you like the taste of on it's own!
- 1/2 tsp maca (optional, may need more stevia without it)
- 1/2 tsp vanilla
- 3 drops stevia (I use english toffee stevia) or to taste, depending on tastes and protein powder used
- 1 + 1 tbsp chia seeds, divided
- optional toppings: coconut flakes, chopped walnuts, raisins
Place everything except 1 tbsp chia seeds in a blended and blend until smooth. Add in the last tbsp chia seeds and stir to incorporate. Refrigerate overnight or for at least 15 minutes to allow the mixture to thicken. Serve with coconut flakes, chopped walnuts and raisins (if eating fruit) if desired!
It's super quick to whip up the night before, or even in the morning. If making in the morning just mix it up, go get ready, then come back to a lovely treat! Even easier if made the night before, just whip it up, refrigerate and in the morning add your toppings.
I am submitting this recipe to Slightly Indulgent Tuesdays, Fat Tuesday, Real Food Wednesday, Allergy, Free Wednesday, Gluten-free Friday, Foodie Friends Friday and Wellness Weekends!.
Hope you all like my new format for WIAWs. It's not the usual thing, but I think it works for me!
Have any other bloggers or readers struggled with writing or reading WIAW posts? I know that we are all unique and therefore need to eat different foods in different amounts, but I just can't help but fall into the comparison trap lately. Maybe it's the stress of moving and change! Either way I think this is a format I can happily participate with.
What's your favourite go-to breakfast?
Happy hump day everyone!
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Calyx Outfitters offers spring time hunters a chance to make memories that will last a lifetime. You will have the opportunity to chase the eastern subspecies of turkeys which are the most challenging and most respected turkeys in the country. The land we hunt on is approximately 5,500 acres, and is as abundant with wild turkeys as anywhere a hunter will find in the southeast. It contains a variety of land features that varies from hardwood river bottoms, open agricultural fields, large pine plantations to rolling hills that will make you think you are hunting in Missouri. We only take in a small number of clients each season so the turkeys are not pressured. You will get to see a beautiful place during God's most beautiful time of the year, not to mention hearing all nature's sounds that will bring you back to the turkey woods spring after spring.
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When a plant is cut back it goes into overdrive to survive, and mostly in the area you just cut it back. Plants are programmed to survive. Anytime you want to restrict a plant get out a shovel and dig down as deep as the roots go (plus a little more) and remove as much of the roots as you want. If you don't want the plants you just dug out I am sure if you put it out at your curb with a note of what it is and say "FREE" it will be gone by the next day if not sooner. Or if you have a Master Gardener program or Garden Club in your county I am sure they will be more than glad to take most plants off of your hands. We live in the woods and my problem is deer eating the leaves around this time. This is our 4th year and I've noticed even though the deer eat many plants down to the ground every year most seem to come back with a vengence the following year...especially this year it's the third year for most. So in conclusion, you are going to have to dig out the roots of the LOV and ferns if you want to restrict their spread. Wish I lived closer I would gladly take the plants off your hands. Another way to determine which is the best way to restrict plants is to search the plant on the internet followed by "maintain" or "prune", this will also tell you when is the best time. |
Thank-you! your information is very logical. You are right I should look the plants up. I am part lazy and partly I like to hear real life experiences more than what the "experts profess". My experience is often different than what the books claim. I do give away tons of ferns, and other things. I should pot them up and sell them for a few bucks, but that is not as much fun. I have never given LOV's away, because they can become a pest and I don't want the responsibility. Our Master gardeners just had their sale. I was mortified to hear they sold my neighbor some Soloman's Seal for $4.00!! We have it growing wild in the woods all around us. I have spent hours transplanting it. I should share more with her, but her kids are NASTY, and I cannot go over there. |
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Enjoy a Legal Smoke in a New York City Park
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Posted: May 21, 2012
For the second straight year, Bill Paley, owner of La Palina Cigars, and the Cigar Rights of America are inviting all cigar enthusiasts to light up and protest New York City's public parks smoking ban.
The second annual Legal Outdoor Smoke will take place this Wednesday from 5 to 7 p.m. in Samuel Paley Park, a privately owned park set aside for the people of New York 45 years ago by Paley's father, William S. Paley, founder of CBS.
The park, which features plenty of trees and a striking waterfall on its back wall as well as a slew of tables and chairs, is located at 3 East 53rd Street, between Fifth and Madison Avenues.
Last year, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg famously banned smoking in the city's parks. While it remains illegal to smoke in public parks, the outdoor smoking ban does not extend to private parks, such as Paley's.
The event is an open one. The only requirement to participate is to show a receipt from a New York City tobacconist dated anytime from May 20th to the 23rd.
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I've been to the event, it was great! But, what I've heard as of today (05/29/12), THE SMOKING BAN HAS BEEN LIFTED, for now!!
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26 Feb 2011 | #1 |
Video Import Wizard Doesn't Show Up when I plug in my Camcorder
Okay, so I used to have an easy time importing video into Windows. I would plug in my Canon Camcorder. The import video wizard would pop up. I'd name it. Boom-- video.
Now it doesn't show up. I've messed with autoplay options (is there one I missed?) in the control panel. I can't figure this out. Autoplay IS enabled-- "Use Autoplay for all Media and Devices." Also, I have the option selected, "Import Pictures and Video Using Windows." Now, I just have to access the camcorder's filesystem directly and copy-paste the fragements of video files hidden layers deep within incomprehensibly titled folders. It's time consuming and not fun. Where's my video import wizard? LOL! How can I re-activate it? Oh yeah, and while I'm at it, the autoplay options for importing pictures from my digital camera and importing files from SD cards doesn't show up either. WhaaaaA??? HELP! Why isn't autoplay working? |
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Have a look at this:http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...e-autorun.html Microsoft has disabled the autoplay because it was a port of entry for malware.
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What I now use with Windows 7 is Windows Live Photo Gallery to import from my Canon camcorder. I then use Windows Live Movie Maker to edit. They are free from MS at Windows Live Essentials 2011 - Download free Microsoft programs
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Yeah, that reminds me that you can also use Paint. It is greyed out in my picture because I have no scanner or Camera attached right now.
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Well, I got it working with Windows Live Photo Gallery. Thanks, Phone Man!
The problem is this: No matter what I did, autoplay still doesn't work. WHS- Thanks for that link...... I followed the directions, but even after employing both method 1 and method 2, autoplay still doesn't work. GRRR! Oh, and for some reason paint grays out my camera option even with one plugged in, as well. Fortunately, the link and the from scanner or camera in Live Photo Gallery does, however. Yay. Still... what... is up? I feel like Windows is turning into brokenland. Thanks guys. |
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You might wnt to run sfc /scannow in elevated command prompt. Maybe you have a couple of system files that ar corrupted which the system file checker may (or may not) fix.
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It's like 1984 all over again. Not the presidential race. Reagan annihilated Mondale in that contest winning 49 out of 50 states and a whopping 58 - 40 percent schlapping in the popular vote.
This is like November 23, 1984. A day of legend. Boston College down by four with six seconds remaining. Doug Flutie scrambles and heaves up a 48 yard Hail Mary. His favorite receiver is in the right place at the right time. BC wins. The colloquial "crowd goes wild" (not in Miami but around TV sets in New England, anyway). Flutie goes on to win the Heisman.
Is John McCain the new Doug Flutie?
McCain's move to suspend his campaign and his call to postpone the debate can be criticized, mocked, derided and chastised as a ploy to shake things up. To, as we referenced last night, change the conversation.
Things were not going well for the Republican candidate. Poll numbers - down. Jaws of life couldn't extract McCain's campaign manager from the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac mess. Sarah Palin was pulling off the greatest impersonation ever of Dick Cheney in an undisclosed location and the press wasn't happy about it.
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Keep your cool (or warm)
Paying attention to wine temperatures improves taste
Do you drink (or serve) your red wines too warm? Are your white wines too cold? Whether you know it or not, the answer to both questions is probably yes. And while most of us don't bother much with the temperature of our wines, a little extra attention to just how cold or warm your whites and reds are can go a long way in making them taste their best.
As the temperature of a wine increases, the aromas and flavours change, often dramatically. A wine that's too cold is typically stingy in the aroma and flavour department, while a warmer wine is too generous — there's no restraint and the flavours don't come together quite right.
To put it another way, very cold wine tightens up while too-warm wine falls apart.
The former is typically a problem with white wines, while the latter is more an issue with reds. But while chilling a white and serving a red at room temperature is a good starting point, there are degrees — pun intended — of variation when it comes to hitting that sweet spot.
Try it yourself — pour a glass of wine, red or white, into a glass and leave it on the counter, then chill the same bottle for 15 (or 20 or 30) minutes and taste it against the room-temperature wine. You'll notice certain flavour components will be accentuated in the warmer glass, and/or you'll find the wine benefits from that time in the fridge.
Consider what follows as simply suggestions to help maximize your drinking experience with everyday wines. But remember, there are (still) no rules when it comes to wine.
Generally speaking, the lighter in colour a wine appears, the colder it should be served. Sparkling wines, as well as lighter-bodied, pale white wines like Pinot Grigio, Riesling or Sauvignon Blanc can be chilled right down — stick them in the fridge for as long as you like. Typically crisp, clean and simple, these wines show best when served quite cold. Same with dry rosés — these wines change more than most wine styles as they warm up.
Spicy, aromatic white wines (Gewürztraminer, Grüner Veltliner and Viognier, for example) do best slightly warmer — this allows their added complexity to shine through. Unoaked Chardonnay does well in this mid-chilled range as well. Try taking these out of the fridge about 10-15 minutes before serving.
Oaked Chardonnays should receive the least amount of chilling of white wines. They're rich and intense, and over-chilling will constrict the complexity they get from oak aging that makes them great. Give these wines a light chill and enjoy.
Lighter red wines pick up where Chardonnay leaves off — Gamay, Pinot Noir, and entry-level red blends often benefit from 10-15 minutes in the fridge. The ripe berry flavours will still shine through, while chilling accentuates the modest tannin, adding some structure and complexity.
Then there are the bigger heavier reds, typically served at "room temperature." Back in the days of stone dwellings with simple root cellars — think rural Europe here — that meant in the neighbourhood of 15-18 C. Chances are your house isn't that cold — so yes, even a big red wine can benefit from a quick 10-minute stay in your fridge.
Garcia Carrion NV Jaume Serra Cava (Cava, Spain — around $14, private wine stores)
Like many great Spanish Cavas, the Jaume Serra brings dry lemon rind, green apple skin, mineral and white pepper aromas. Sure enough, it's a bone-dry light bubbly, with lemon-lime, green apple and mineral notes, some light acidity and that herbal, almost-peppery note for structure. It wouldn't be pleasant served warm, but when chilled right down it's an austere, racy sparkling wine. 88/100
Nederburg 2011 The Winemaster's Reserve Sauvignon Blanc (Coastal Region, South Africa — $13.49, Liquor Marts and beyond)
Most South African Sauvignon Blanc is pretty herbal, and the Nederburg is no exception. Leafy, bell pepper, lemongrass and grapefruit aromas are most prevalent here. It's a crisp, light-bodied white that's nearly mouth-puckering, but when well-chilled, the racy acidity with ripe citrus, herbal and gooseberry flavours emerge. When tasted after being left on the counter for 10 minutes, the acidity and herbal notes started taking over. Keep it cold. 87/100
Juan Gil 2010 White Label Monastrell (Jumilla, Spain — $13.99, Liquor Marts and beyond)
Plum, ash, ripe raspberry, mocha and white pepper aromas are pretty darn expressive on the nose here. This medium-plus-bodied red brings ripe cherry and raspberry flavours, as well as espresso, black pepper and caramel notes. This wine was in my cool-ish basement, and tasted great right off the bat — after half an hour on the kitchen counter the flavours changed noticeably. Ten minutes in the fridge and the wine was once again super-fresh. 89/100
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6 You have planted much, but you harvest little. You eat, but you do not become full. You drink, but you are still thirsty. You put on clothes, but you are not warm enough. You earn money, but then you lose it all as if you had put it into a purse full of holes." | 6 You have planted much, but have harvested little. You eat, but never have enough. You drink, but never have your fill. You put on clothes, but are not warm. You earn wages, only to put them in a purse with holes in it." |
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VEHICLE Turismo R | |
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Vehicle class (GTA V) | Super |
Vehicle type | Civilian car |
Body style | 2-door supercar |
Capacity | 2 (driver and passenger) |
Appearance(s) | Grand Theft Auto V [DLC] Grand Theft Auto Online [DLC] |
Manufacturer | Grotti |
Price | $500,000 (Online) (Legendarymotorsport.net) |
Related vehicle(s) | Turismo Cheetah Carbonizzare |
- "Grotti might have alienated their Old Money consumers by releasing a hybrid sports car, but 'fuel efficient' is relative when you're talking about 799hp. 0-60 in under 3 seconds and a top speed of 210 mph."
- ―Legendary Motorsport webpage.
The Grotti Turismo R is a 2-door supercar in The Business Update DLC for Grand Theft Auto V. It is the successor to the Turismo, and features more modernized styling.
The Turismo R is made up of many sharp curves and edges, giving it an aggressive appearance. This design is heavily inspired by LaFerrari featuring its front bumper and greenhouse area as well as being a hybrid electric supercar. The front lip of the car is inspired by the Lamborghini Sesto Elemento (or the Aventador) and it lightly has a resemblence to the Arash AF8 with headlights that are derived from the GTA Spano. The rear area is somewhat based on the LaFerrari (with a similar glass engine cover formation), although the two taillights are similar to those on the McLaren F1 and shares a slight resemblance to the Faralli & Mazzanti Evantra . The rear also bears some references to the Marussia B2, McLaren P1 and Corvette C7 accents. All in all, the Turismo R is heavily based on LaFerrari with some elements of the McLaren P1 and other cars.
The Turismo R falls just short of being one of the fastest Super Cars in the game. Acceleration is excellent and there is a nice amount of wheel spin. Top speed is also very good and can rival the Entity XF and the Adder at certain points. Because the car contains an electric motor, there is no loss of power during gear shifts. Therefore, the engine has a reputation for being very smooth and immediate. The engine is one of the most technologically advanced engines in the game. However, the Turismo R can be damaged very quickly often resulting in the hood coming off after a few collisions, especially at a high rate of speed. Unlike most quickly damaged cars, the wheels don't lock very often.
(0 - 60mph / 0 - 100km/h) | Top Speed
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210 mph |
7.2 litre with electric motor |
Rear-mid engine |
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- Found in player's garages in single player.
- Spawns rarely in traffic in enhanced version, often pre-modified.
- Can be bought from Legendarymotorsport.net for $500,000 (enhanced version only).
- Spawns at the red and white parking garage in Downtown Los Santos, often pre-modified. (Enhanced version only)
- Can spawn at any Los Santos Customs, but most commonly at the one in Burton, often pre-modified. (Enhanced version only)
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- Can be bought from Legendarymotorsport.net for $500,000 in GTA Online.
- Used in the mission GTA Today but cannot be kept.
- Strangely, the top speed in the game files is listed at 247 mph, but the Legendarymotorsport.net webpage states that the car has a top speed of 210 mph.
- This is the first hybrid supercar to appear in the GTA Series. The Voltic is the first electric supercar to appear in the GTA Series.
- Like several other cars, the Turismo R has no reverse lights.
- This vehicle shares its engine sound with the Feltzer and Carbonizzare.
- Driving the Turismo R around will eventually cause the Infernus and Carbonizzare to spawn.
- Despite being a supercar, when bringing the Turismo R to Los Santos Customs the mechanics will respond with normal comments ("What's wrong with her now?" etc.) instead of being impressed by the vehicle ("I'd love to get my hands on that," etc.).
- When leaving the Burton Los Santos Customs, the bottom of the car may hit the ground causing some scratches. If you come back after getting out of Los Santos Customs, you will usually pay $100 for repairs.
- Because of the Turismo R's compact interior you cannot use the vehicle to pick up prostitutes.
- The default radio station of this vehicle is:
- GTA V: Radio Los Santos or West Coast Classics.
- Just like the Cheetah, if the suspension is lowered to the maximum through Los Santos Customs, the Turismo R is able to drive right under high-suspension vehicles, such as the Sandking XL, at high speed and sometimes some low-suspension vehicles if driving head-on against them. The only downside to this, however, is that it has the tendency to hit curbs much more easily, damaging your car and even flipping it over. The same is true of the Zentorno, even with default suspension.
- Although it is overall based on LaFerrari, due to the Turismo name being applied to various GTA renditions of different eras of Ferrari V8 road cars, it stands that it may also be based on the Ferrari 458 Italia. More specifically the R designation refering to the Ferrari 458 Speciale.
- "Turismo" means "tourism" in Spanish and in Portuguese.
- The "GROTTI" badging on the panel near the front tires has been textured incorrectly, on the right hand side; If the player observes closely, they will see "GROTTI" normally on the left, however, upon looking on the right, it is mirrored backwards. This same error is present on the Minivan.
- The Turismo R, along with the Elegy RH8 and the Pigalle, are the only DLC vehicles that spawn in game during certain missions. The Simeon Yetarian mission GTA Today in GTA Online requires to steal a Turismo R for him.


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On Thursday, August 29, 2013, the NFL concussion lawsuit was settled for $765 million, according to USA Today. The funds will go towards medical costs and concussion research. The plaintiffs include more than 10 members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
These related helmet designs display a wide range of protective head gear intended for sports and bicycles. It also involves helmet-inspired objects for gaming, fashion, pets and other purposes. This includes hair replacement, depression alleviation, emotion and vitals displays. Designs range from high tech, sleek and futuristic to disco ball-esque, inflatable and light-emitting. Some of these elements make the brain armor more functional, such as LED lighting to improve visibility, while others are purely aesthetic.
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Don't you just hate it, even cringe, when the package you have been waiting for arrives and you open it....and your item is just plopped into the box? The happens to us all when we shop online. It could be a eBay seller, and Amazon seller, an Etsy seller, a Bonanzle seller, it doesn't matter.
What does matter is that these sellers have totally missed the boat on delighting me, the buyer.
They didn't take any extra steps to make me fall in love with their store or their service. They simply sent me what I ordered. In today's world, a million people do that a day--it isn't a big deal.
However, imagine how different I would have felt if inside with my item was a professionally printed card that thanked me for my business. It would have on it, of corse, the name of the business and the website address where I could return to shop again.
Imagine if they would have included a professionally printed postcard inside with their store logo, something I could keep by my computer and easily find when I am shopping online so I could return to them again.
What about a notecard explaining the eBay 5 Gold Star rating system, and how important it is for the buyer to rate the seller with all 5's. (Many new eBayers do not know the importance of this rating to sellers). This card should also give me a direct email in case I want to contact them to resolve any issues BEFORE I were to leave a negative feedback. Imagine how useful this would be! Wouldn't you, as a seller, rather the unhappy buyer contacted you first to work out their angst before they lept ahead and gave you a negative feedback rating with low star ratings? I know I would.
That is why I am encouraging all eBay sellers to include some type of printed matter with your shipments. Dazzle your buyers, they deserve it; they are your paycheck.
There are several online sources for very very inexpensive printed materials. We personally use VistaPrint and love their service. OvernightPrints is another company that I have heard positive talk about. VistaPrint often runs free specials for business cards, postcards, etc. You have to pay for shipping on these free items but they still come down to less than .10 each. Ten cents to secure a customer and to dazzle them seems like a bargain to me. Plus, if you watch VistaPrint's sales (subscribe to their newsletter), you can take advantage of their "free shipping" sale. When this happens, it is worthwhile to place a bigger order and take advantage of their "free shipping on orders over $50".
VistaPrint (and the other companies like them online) offer very easy step by step directions for creating your cards. They have hundreds of templates you can use to format your card if you do not have your own eBay Store logo. You can create whatever wording works for you. In doing so, please remember to:
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- remind them to leave you positive feedback
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It seems Ford and funky electrics go together. But you can control some of the pain by searching google for these problems.
Also one problem could lead to another. Maybe the light staying on is increasing the draw on your alternators and killing them early. Once you are done spraying WD 40 into the door latches your interior lights might go off together with the door ajar light. You could also just turn the interior light off for good. That switch is to the left of the steering column. That won't help the door ajar light though.
Replacing most of the front suspension may actually reduce the stresses on the drive shafts and allow them to serve as long as they should.
Good luck to you. And once I figure out exactly why my interior lights flicker I will post my solution somewhere.
28th Jan 2009, 20:47
At 145,000 miles on a 10-year-old vehicle, what in the world are you complaining about??? If you'd have taken care of it, changed fluids, lubricated door parts, you could have prevented most of your problems. I think you'd be disappointed with any vehicle.
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I still drive my 1998 Windstar. It is now 11 years old and is the best investment I ever made. "Remember, take care of your vehicle and it will take care of you" Happy motoring!!
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The lights staying on and the door ajar warning are the same problem. There is a door jamb switch in all the doors, and one or more is/are your problem. Mine was the front driver's door. You can get one at Autozone for $16. It's a pain to replace, but it fixed my problem. Also, clean the contacts for the sliding door with fine sand paper or steel wool, and make sure things make good contact when it closes. My 98 Windstar is working better now.
Also, if your van won't start for some unknown reason, it could be the neutral safety switch. You should also play with the shifter and see if that is your cause. I'm slowly fixing everything in mine. New front passenger window assembly, new rear window motors, etc... We'll see how she treats me when I'm done.


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This is a truly easy drinking ale somewhere between a blonde and a pilsner. Watch out though it is almost 6% ABV, just like bud light platinum. My guess is that it tastes way better, though I admit I have never had a bud light anything. I love this beer, and so does everyone else. 10 lbs Golden Promise 1/4 lb Vienna 1/4 lb cane sugar 1 oz Northern brewer for 36 IBUs at 60 mins 1 oz each Tettnang @ 20, Hallertauer @ 15, Tettnang @ 10, and Hallertauer @ 5 for the remaining 15 IBUs Mash at 149 f for 120 mins, boil for 95 mins (I hate that DMS) Ferment cool, I did 64 f for a little over 3 weeks. Cool it down to 32 f for a few days before kegging/bottling so everything drops out and it will be nice and clear after a little lagering. Wow your bud light drinking friends.
Haha, really?
Really - drinking it now.
Isn't Bud Light Platinum a lager that uses pilsner malt? I'm sure the beer is good, but the name confuses me.
I live to confuse: I'm a teacher after all!
IBU of 50, I always thought BL came in around 20 something.. still looks like a good beer
Wow you people are so literal... I was being ironical... !
Fair enough... I suppose. This *is* a terrific recipe - which is why I posted. All my posted recipes are really good and the rational behind publishing them here is to share the good ones. The notion that it ought to be a clone because of the name never occurred to me!!! I wonder, should I rename this just in case some poor unsuspecting brewer brews this expecting a bud light platinum and (gasp) doesn't?! Steve
I am a newby forgive me.. Can I cut this recipe directly in half? I'm single and live in a small place.. Don't have room for big batch stuff. Also.. Wanted to ask if you knew the calorie count on this?


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The 12-year-old southside resident received a package in the mail Thursday from Depp's production company, Infinitum Nihil, containing a variety of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" promotional gifts along with a vintage fedora Depp told Taylor he could have when the "Public Enemies" star was in town in April for filming.
"All I really said was 'Can I have your hat?'," Taylor, who will start seventh grade at Grace Lutheran Church this fall, said. "And he said 'When I'm done with it, it's yours.' He was actually pretty cool."
While most of the Region was still sound asleep in warm beds, some 75 area residents gathered under a bright moon in 20 degree temperatures early Monday in hopes of doing a little star gazing.
Movie star gazing, that is.
Actor Johnny Depp is playing John Dillinger in the biopic "Public Enemies" filming this week in the outlaw's old haunts in downtown Crown Point.
By 5 a.m., a group of nearly 50 people gathered behind an orange snow fence across Main Street from the old sheriff's house and Hall of Justice just south of the courthouse square hoping to catch a glimpse of Depp. By 9 a.m., the crowd had grown to a few hundred.
'Idiot," Johnny Depp likes to joke, is the German translation of his surname. The swooned-over film actor, who picked up his first Golden Globe for his all-singing portrayal of Sweeney Todd, has, over a 24-year career, gained a reputation for playing the outsiders, rejects and oddballs – the idiots. Big-bucks, twinkly-eyed romantic leads have never held any allure.
Instead, Depp has transmogrified into pallid Edward Scissorhands, kohl-eyed pirate Captain Jack Sparrow and Cry-Baby Walker, the delinquent of John Waters' 1990 Cry-Baby. He has cross-dressed in Before Night Falls and Ed Wood, shaving his legs for the latter.
"I always thought it'd be interesting to see them all in the same room together," Depp says of his characters.
Everybody loves Johnny. That, I've learned, is an undeniable universal truth.
For two weeks before I left for London to meet the cast and creative team behind the film adaptation of the stage musical Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, everything that anyone said to me was Johnny Depp-related. I would text message a friend about dinner plans and the reply would read: "Please swipe Johnny's water bottle for me. Want his DNA for Christmas".
I arrived at the immigration counter at Heathrow and was interrogated by an officer with a face so crumpled and grumpy, you'd think a flock of angry sheep had fallen out of her dreams and thumped her on the head.
"What is the purpose of this visit?" she growled at me as if I had left her broken-hearted at the altar last Valentine's, and was back to take custody of our dog. I informed her politely that I had made the trip to England to interview Johnny Depp.
I swear the previously cantankerous woman giggled like a schoolgirl, professed her undying love for Johnny, and merrily stamped my passport.
Musical grabs a cut of the foreign box office
From: Variety
"Sweeney Todd" sliced its way to the top during the weekend at the international box office with an impressive $18.7 million at 1,760 playdates in 11 markets, ending the five-week winning streak for "I Am Legend."
With Johnny Depp having landed an Oscar nom for the pic last week, Warner Bros. saw "Sweeney" dominate via first-place launches in the U.K. with $8.7 million and in France with $4.4 million. Brits backed "Sweeney" solidly, with nearly 50% of the biz among the top five pics; in France, it topped the soph sesh of local entry "Enfin Veuve" and the launch of "No Country for Old Men"; and in Japan, it stayed in first with a 36% drop to $2.3 million.
"Sweeney," with a beefy $10,624 per-location average, enjoyed the twin benefits of Depp's international star power plus last week's Academy Awards noms. With $30 million already banked offshore, the musical should wind up with an overseas take well in excess of the Stateside total, which is now at $50 million.
Rose and Jack have transformed the Hollywood star's world
Johnny Depp has lived with long-term partner Vanessa Paradis in France for 8 years and the couple adore their two kids.
Fatherhood, says Johnny, has changed his life.
'I wasn't alive before,' he admits. 'I felt like I just wandered through 35 years in kind of a fog, then Vanessa, little Rose [8] and Jack [5] woke me up. Honestly, it was like being asleep for a long time and then waking up.'
The actor acknowledges Hollywood's 'insane' and all 'pretend' so he enjoys the calmness of family life in Europe.
'Being famous is kind of an occupational hazard,' he says. 'Once you reach a certain point, it takes a lot of money to buy a simple life. But I've had worse jobs. Anyone in this kind of privileged position has no right to cry about it.'
Best Actor nominee JOHNNY DEPP reacted to his nod. "My sincere thanks to the Academy for this kind nomination," he said. "It is both an honor and a privilege to be aligned amongst such ability. My endless gratitude also to TIM BURTON and the entire cast and crew of 'Sweeney Todd,' without whom, I would not be here today."
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By Kirk Honeycutt for Reuters
It's 19th century London and everyone is singing, but when arterial blood sprays from the opened throat of Signor Adolfo Pirelli, you know this is no "My Fair Lady".
Stephen Sondheim's award-winning musical "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street", a savage tale of cannibalism, madness and serial murder, is now Tim Burton's "Sweeney Todd". The show couldn't have fallen into better hands. With realistic gore replacing the stylistic bloodletting in the stage version, "Sweeney" loses some of its darkly comic tone — not a lot of laughs here except the nervous kind.
People says that the 2007 sexiest men alive is Matt Damon. And in it's list, Johnny it's #6.
No offense to Matt fans, but we all know who is the sexiest man alive. lol
Why is he sexy? For starters, there's his quirky style (he lives in France, dresses like a rock star, is not afraid of a little eyeliner) and his devil-may-care spirit (didn't take a single singing lesson to prepare for his role in the upcoming musical Sweeney Todd). Most of all, there's something heart-melting about how gaga he is for his gaggle – daughter Lily-Rose, 8, and son Jack, 5, his kids with longtime girlfriend Vanessa Paradis. "Suddenly you meet your reason to live," Depp, 44, told London's Daily Mail about being a father. "They make me happy."
GQ Online did a selection with 50 stylish men of the past 50 years. Johnny is the #20, besides Paul Newman, Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, Robert Redford and other charming man.
Johnny Depp
After almost a quarter century in front of the camera, Johnny Depp has shown us everything but himself. Not an easy task when you've got those cheekbones, that tousled hair, and an unmitigated youthfulness, which Depp has worked hard to cloak by playing reclusive savants and rock 'n' roll pirates. But we keep searching, trying to nail down his hobo chic—a style that derives from a life spent kicking around the dusty South and the French countryside. "I don't think he's remotely interested in fashion. He's a complete instigator of fashion," says Penny Rose, the costume designer who collaborated with the actor to create Pirates of the Caribbean's randy Jack Sparrow. "His look is always eye-stopping, clever, and completely individual." Or, like the last two drags on one of his hand-rolled cigarettes, raw and unapologetically gratifying.
• A tweak here and there can elevate even the simplest outfits. Notice the rolled-up sleeves, the neckpiece, the beat-up boots instead of sneakers. Small moves like these separate you from the pack.


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Red tide is a natural occurrence, known to predate European settlement. But new research is further supporting the notion that humans, while not the cause of the blooms, can be a contributing factor in sustaining the harmful algae that, year by year, appears to becoming more of an issue. Research from five years of study shows that nutrient pollution is a contributing factor in the proliferation of the highly adaptable red tide organism Karenia brevis, according to the Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium.
It won't be called "Clamerica" but the Cedar Key Chamber of Commerce is reviving the July 4th celebration of all things clam.
Clamerica, a popular celebration that drew throngs of tourists to the island, celebrated the clam in its many culinary manifestations. That celebration was sponsored by the Cedar Key Aquaculture Association.
Some clam fans have lamented that the festival, which went away shortly after the recession hit followed by the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, has not been revived in recent years.
A Texas author is returning to her home away from home and will be promoting her book based on Cedar Key.
Teri Mathis of Rosenberg, Texas will be at the Cedar Key Chamber of Commerce on Jan. 24, from 1 to 3 p.m. to sign her book "Notes from Faraway Inn." The book is a compilation of 14 years of journal entries made by guests and owners of the Faraway Inn in Cedar Key.
Empty Bowls Soup Supper
Jan. 28 from 5-7 p.m. is the annual Empty Bowls Soup Supper at the Cedar Key United Methodist Church on Highway 24 in Cedar Key. This is a fundraiser for the Cedar Key food pantry. Take home a handcrafted bowl by students or by Amy Gernhardt, Cedar Key Pottery. Take out is available.
You decide the amount you wish to donate for your meal and bowl.
Collector's show planned
The Cedar Key City Commission has instructed its attorney to give the local election laws a once over and recommend any changes and at least one resident has a suggestion for one change.
The commission, which took up the matter on Jan. 6, noted that changes need to be adopted by Feb. 20 in order to take effect for the May elections.
But at least one item was recommended by former City Commissioner Scott Dennison who asked that it look into codifying a residency requirement.
Happy, happy, happy New Year's resolution week. We all have something that we would like to be better in life. And if you don't think you do – well, that might be your answer: admitting there's an issue cause I promise there's something. I hope we all prosper in our goals and make 2015 a year to brag about.
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Reviewed Shepherd's Pie
Mar 19, 2012 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"it came out great...the only thing i changed from the recipe was i dropped the number of garlic colves...i only put three of four instead of ten...but i will say that the pie came out great. it was tasty and everyone loved it. and although there are a lot of steps, they are easy and its very easy to make. make this and enjoy...and everything t..."


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Genuine Frigidaire part. Frigidaire brands include Electrolux, Frigidaire, Gibson, Kelvinator, Westinghouse, and others. See all items in Freezer Drawer, Shelf, Pan and Refrigerator Drawer, Shelf, Pan. Electrolux also makes various appliance models for Sears / Kenmore
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Part Number 297122000 (AP3997664) replaces 1259480, 216305300, 216605200, AH1560551, EA1560551, PS1560551.